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Chassagne-Montrachet wine map: location and appellation

Chassagne-Montrachet is a Côte de Beaune village appellation making both Chardonnay white and Pinot Noir red wines. Its production area includes Chassagne-Montrachet and Remigny. The village appellation is distinct from Montrachet Grand Cru.

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Does Chassagne only produce white wine?

No. Chassagne-Montrachet produces both white and red wines. Do not infer the colour from the village or producer name alone; check the wine and its full appellation. It must also be distinguished from Montrachet Grand Cru.

A producer and a vineyard are different things

Wines carrying the same appellation can have different producers and vintages. A winery address does not identify every vineyard used for a wine or establish ownership. WineGIS is an independent map guide, not a wine shop or price-comparison service.

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  1. Start with the region, then zoom in to compare names and boundaries. Click a mapped feature to read its details and available sources.
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Coverage and limitations

INAO reference boundaries, commune boundaries and individual vineyards are different datasets. Check the selected feature and its sources. Coverage is not a complete inventory of parcels, producers or ownership, and is not a legal boundary survey.

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